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Wealth review

A wealth review does not list what you own: it puts a figure on what it costs you.

Assessment, audit, or diagnosis: all three words refer to the same work. We gather your contracts, accounts, assets, and companies, then we quantify four things: the taxes you pay, the expenses you incur, what your loved ones would receive, and what could be done differently.

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to submit a assurance-vie or PER statement in the free radiography: the first reading of your expenses, without an appointment.

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Income tax and IFI, contract fees, inheritance, family protection: each costed in euros.

Fixed price

for the wealth review ordered in your account, stated before any commitment.

What it contains

Four sections, each in euros.

The taxIncome tax, social security contributions, IFI (French wealth tax) beyond €1.3 million of net real estate assets: what you pay and the levers you are not using.
The feesContract and investment management fees, as a percentage and in euros per year, compared to what an equivalent contract would cost.
InheritanceWhat your heirs would pay today, and what the allowances renewed every 15 years, assurance-vie and bare ownership would change.
ProtectionSpouse, children, partners: what happens in the event of death or inability to work, and the guarantees that are lacking.

How it is done

Three steps, from X-ray to action plan.

1. Reading

You upload your statements and tax notices to your account.

What you receiveAn X-ray of your contractsFree.

2. The exchange

A meeting to understand your plans, your family, your schedule.

What you receiveThe questions that matter to you

3. The review

Analysis of the four components and the quantified scenarios.

What you receiveA dated action planLine by line.
The review stays in your account and is updated at each annual review, which is free.

Simulators

Run the numbers with your own figures.

Frequently asked questions

What we are being asked to do.

Review, audit, diagnosis: what's the difference?

None of them differ in substance: all three refer to a quantified assessment of your assets. The tax assessment is the first of the four components; the audit is the term often used for an executive's assets.

How much does a wealth review cost?

A review of your contracts is free. The wealth assessment can be ordered in your online account at a fixed price, which is quoted before any commitment. A customized service, beyond the assessment, is billed at €500 including VAT per hour, and contracts taken out through us are subject to commissions, detailed in the client onboarding document.

What documents should I prepare?

Your latest tax assessment, annual statements for your assurance-vie and retirement savings plans (PER), property deeds or the latest valuations of your assets, your company's articles of incorporation, and, if applicable, your marriage contract. Everything can be uploaded to your account in 2 minutes per document.

Start with your contracts: they tell you in euros what they cost you.